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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-14
A Word About CataIrh,

4 at Is the mucous membrane, that wonderful
semi.luid envelope surrounding the delicate It's.
sucs OF tho air and food passages, that Catarrh
mikes It's stronghold. Once established, 1t eats
into tho very vitalS, and renders Lie but long.
drawn breath Of misery and disease, dulllng tho
tense Of hearing, trammelling tho power Of
speech, destroying tho faculty OF smell, taintiug
the breath. and killing the refined pleasures OF
taste. IDs,diously, by creeping on from simple
cold In the head, It assaults the mountainous
lining and ,enyelops tho bones, eating through
the delicate coats aud causing Inflammation,
sloughing and dea,h.s Nothing short OF total
eradication will secure health 10 the patient, and
Al allevIauyes arc simply procraAtlnated suffer.
tngs, leading to a fatal termination saniord's
aadical euro, BY Inhalation and by Internal ad.
mfnistration, has never failed; even when the
disease has made frightful inroads on delicate
constitutions. hearing, smell z and taste. have
been recovered, and the disease thoroughly driven
z 6aniord's Radical Cure consists OF one bottle Of
tho Radical Cure, one boz Catarrhal Solvent, and
one improved Inhaler, neatly wrapped In one
package, with full directions; price 81 %.
49,. p<1rru npua n Nuv~,c Az roF, pontor 81
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y Joe sweene,'s Hearing,

1ome Edttor Or NE lntelli0encer. ~ Z,
= sIR:-Your reference to the hearing Of
Joe Sweeney: before Justice Edwards YES
terday, in which you soy it was an "al.
legged. hearing does the Squire a slight
Injustice, and is a mild reflection on his
efficient conduct at the hearing Of said
csse,' which is altogether uncallei for. I
was present and heard the evidence, which.
in my Judgment, did not show the least
probable cause for holding the accused
for trial before the Circuit Court. !: I BE-
lieve II counsel for the defendant had
made motion to discharge the prisoner
before any evidence had been offered in
his behalf, the result would have been The
same; but as twas there were three wit:
nesses who testified positively that thew
had seen Joe Sweeney in Wheeling on the
night Of the robbery between eight and
nine o'clock, hence he could not have
been out on the Waynesburg road 1t Eve
o'clock, or Just before dark the same ev.
ening. x Or ALpH ARyLr.5
Y Moundsville, Nou, II
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SHE CHANGED HER MIND.
Jennie Mcbride Tries Her Old Gamo via

Jennie Mcbride Tries Her Old Game with.
out ITS Former Success; I x K. - =,
Y Saturday night the police raided the
house of Jennie Mcbride, on the South
Side, and locked up the woman and three
men. Yesterday! Jennie began her old
bluff Of attempting to kill herself. She
made rope out Of an article Of slothing,
and fitting it around her neck, tied it to
the bar OF the cell overhead and stepped
Of the bench. The rope let her down, but
she tried the experiment the second time,
with such good success that she had to be
cut down. The last time she was locked
up che worked the acheme, and was fin.
ally discharged as tho most eficacious
means Of preventing the success of her
plans. She was evidently figuring for the
same result this time, for she renewed the
effort tho third time: She was again cut
down, and Officer Deku procured set of
strong ohackles and threw them on the
floor just outside her cell, > telling the
woman that If she repeated her hanging
experiment she would be chained to the
door. H ~. o. Ne.
8 This threat had the desired effect. Up
to late hour last night Jennie had shown
no further disposition to eacape further
prosecution by shutting Of the mortal
coil. T.. ;f!:S II
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MAJ. ssrA Il u, VIEWS, n
On the Tariff Issue Not Favorabiy j. Rec eiyed
.trs m by His Party Press. { Sie

On the Tariff Issue Not Favorabiy Rec eiyed
ia NJ, by His Party Press.
"a short time since MSj Ran stalnaker,
Of this city, Secretary ,oi State, who has
for years been well known throughout the
State as q leading smocratlc politician,
was interviewed by Q reporter Of the
Pittsburgh 7imts. The subject talked
about was the tariff, and Major Stalnaker
spoke his views very clearly and aensibly,
Among other things he said that with the
tariff % q sole Issue, In this State In 1888. !
the result would be o Republican victory,
That interview has been like red rag 10
bull to q number OF the more rabid
Democratic papers Of this State. Follow.
Ing will be found some samples of Tho
mannor In which they treat the Major
and bis remarks = q AZ, n Z 4.
The Huntington advertiser says: ..About
two years ago, In high tariff letter that
read like Pauls Epistle to the Romans,
Hon. Randolph stalnaker cast himself
with a loud splash into the sea Of political
economy, with the hope that the Whsel.
ing district would find him without sny
unnecessary delay and send him to Con.
grsss. The unique muslc Of bis protective
plant was, however,a lost chord, 90 far as
tho object 1t sought to accomplish ia con.
cerned, and until recently he has pro.
served an ablo silence on the ploriea 81
protection and the gloom Of FREQ trade,
Randolph's ideas are, like Ar.emua
Wards kangaroo, livery amoosIn,n ia
announces that with d the tariff the
sole issue West Virginia & will be Repub.
lican in 1855; that he "does not propose
70 act with Democratic party any longer
II 1t continues to advocate equal and OK.
act Justice to all, with special privileges to
none. He further allegeu that tho wooda
are full Eof Democrats Of : his kidney.
Whether he means to imply. that w eat
Virginia will be Republican State In
1888 because he has withdrawn from the
Democratic. party Ia not clear, but as he
seems to think he can seize the State by
the Pennsylvania handle and swing 4
Into either political column, that is proba
bly, bis meaning. This article Is not writ
ton for the purpose OF calling attention tc
the beauty that permeates bis style like 9
worm tho first ripe apple, but simply t
accept service, on behalf Of tbs Democratl
Of this end OF the State, Of Randolph'l
notice Of secession. Goodbye, ram IN
The Je0ersonian Plaindealer backs up thu
Advertiser In this style: RAMS tariff
views are about as tenable as are all hi!
undertakings. He has neither manhoot
or principle and his views would not at
feet the Democratic majority In 1883 a bi
more than the oysters In the Kanawh,
river. Farewell, Ran; a long and pleas
Ing farewell" b ~ - j
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st. Joe Kid in Trouble

Cincinnati Enquirer. Il y: =
Lemuel McGregoly, the ST, Joe Kid; i; il
IN. q peck Of trouble. He was married
several days ago t, q Miss Mamie Miller,
who, it was said, came from New, o Orleans
II now turns out that Miss Miller's home
is IN Lebanon, Ohio. The Kid attended
tne iair there about two months ago. and
met Miss Miller, who became infatuated
!. She ran away from home and came cam to
This city and married I the Kid, 81 Her
parents have just learned OF her marriage,
ana threaten to make lit hot for the Kid,
9 g = me ae gu Is under ege. \; YAH
heaped on this Is the seizure OF his sa-
!! ,p / by Sheriff schotk. He also owes q
Dill Of $40 for room rent. ii rs
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K A joke on Rev. Mr.. uite.
Parkr,bllro Sale Journal. S., d

furKR1oHfV sllle 7UHftd1. !1 a n " 80
A joke that Is too bad too tell and too
good to keep has leaked out. Not many
nights ago public lecture was given in
Trinity Hall. When the house was partly
full Rev. George E. Hite, a. NJ, the new
minister at the NJ. E. Church, walked in
and Eat down. A young lady, q member
Of that church, but who had been out Of
the city most Of the time since Mr.. Hite
came, observed him enter and alt down.
She looked at him closely and turning to a
friend said: IT wonder who that actor Is.
I have seen him in some play. I am sure
he is an actor" Her companion replied:
why, that is your new PASTOR. and
young lady No. i wilted. Mr.. Hite's
smooth-shaven and hiatrlonlc looking face
had deceived her. "a: 70 ~. b q
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The Council Committee on Health will
meet again this evening and have another
round with that everlasting subj ect, the
cremstory, trying to decide chow much
more has got to be paid for the work: San
invitation has Sbsen. extended to the: for.
mer Health Officer, the former Health
Committee and It's clerk, and ! to M. S;EV.
Smith to be present and assist in the IN.
raveling OF the ;vexed question. Besides
tho crematory matter the committee will
endeavor' to find out whether certain gar.
bage contractors ars doing their duty..The
The meeting will not be zone lacking In
interest, judging from the meetings held
in the past. IA Y!
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ABOUT People,

Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folk
G[iss .Sr5iS Abroad. A. lss,,3i.sas : 81 "A
o. s. Commissioner Hannibal Forbea
lett yesterday for tho East on vacation
trip. $50 Slsl ~ }}"5
Mr.. E. M. Cotton, Of this city spent Mt
Yesterday In ParkerBburg, the guest Of his
parents. ,57, ~
MIR. Lewis Jones is home from his Ala
bama iron mill on visit OF several weeks
Mr.. F. Krsnich, Of New York, a son Of
the head Of tho firm OF Kranich & Bach,
piano manufacturers, is at the Mcclure
Judge James Morrow; il, Of Fairmont,
WV v. Brown, Of Rsvenswood, @. D.
Addy and L. j. Cameron, of Bethany,
we're Of the Mcclure house Saturday. 55$
Misses Lyde and sallie Dudley enter.
tanned q number Of their friends at their
home on Chapline street, South Side, last
Friday evening in a charming manner. 2
Mr.. Gus B. spates, Of ClarksburgI, pass.
cd through the city Saturday morning on
his way to Washington, to visit hia wife,
Muo Ii az ner parents. MIR. SpateB WaH
IN haste as the dispatch aummoning
him announced that he was the father OF
9 son: He was warmly congratulated by
bis friends here: & 81 \ sd.
Hon. g: ". Atkinson leaves this morn.
ing tor charleston to attend the annual
meeting Of the Masonic Grand Lodge Of
this State, which will convene Tomorrow
evening. Mr.. Atkinson is the Grand Sec.
rotary, and has to be on hand before
the time for assembling. The representa-.
tives OF the lodges in this city and herea.
bouts will leave this evening or tomorrow
morning IS S.
Judge g. w. Thompson has recently
written long poem under the title Of
The Entomy Of Creation" He will
probably. have It published. The Park.
eraburg Sentinel says Of it: s"It displays to
q wonderful degree the varied learning Of
the Judge, and gives evidence of most
profound study and research, and will
cause sensation among the students and
controyersialists Of the philosophic world, y
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ASREQUISIT.I!Ii,O()iNll. #Cj:AlI;S;,5EIlisi1
WITif II 1NTEREsTIN q {33pI1AlsE.
The Understanding In tho Matter OF Charles
= Z. skinnsr's Extradition to 7 nnsyiya.5 q
MIA Said TO- Have Been Violated.
Gov. Wilson Asked to Stop In. 3 Il, NJ. 4.

y The recent arrest here Of Charles E.
Skinner, o fugitive from Justice in Wash.
ington county, Pa, Is doubtless iresh In
the minds Of the reading public. Skinner,
1t will be remembered, came here from
LittleW Washington, Pa, intending to open
a restaurant here, as he said. /, He was
accused Of gaming at Washington and a
warrant for his arrest was issued here on
that charge by Squire Phillips, who gave
Skinner q hearing and ordered that he be
held until the Pennsylvania authorities
camo alter him. Dol. Arnett was en-.
ployed BY SINNERS friends, and awore
out q writ Of habeaa corpus before Judge
Jacob, who after reviewing the case and
hearing a discussion OF tho law points in.
yolved, remanded Skinner to Jail In do.
fault OF bail. Detective McBurney, : OF
Washington county, came here as the
agent OF the State Of Pennsylvania to take
Skinner over the line, went to Charleston
and procured the required order from
Gov. Wilaon, and Skinner was speedily
transferred to the Washington county
jail. ~ a ~ eiF Sl!5SiI
He was tried at the recent term Of the
Washington county court and acquitted Of
the charge OF gaming. Scarcely had he
been discharged, however, until he was
re.arreated and remandod to jail on q
charge Of selling intoxicants without a
licenas. II 5'Ss (. & 3 y IA 5 IA. -
Here arises delicate and involved point
OF Interstate law. It is claimed by Skin.
ner'a friends that In delivering his opin.
ion 10 tho matter Judge jacob expressly
stated that ilskinner were taken to Penn.
sylyania he could be tried on no charge
but the one on which he was arreated
hero. He claimed at the time OF his ar
rest that the charge OF gamiug was a mere
subteriuge to secure the custody OF his
person In order to try him on another &C.
cuaation, under which no requisition could
be obtained. His friends claim also Fiat
Gov. Wilson in signing tho warrant fol
SINNERS transfer to Pennsylvania. did
80 with the express stipulation and under
standing that he should be tried on but
the one charge preferred here. -.a5IS.33
Saturday evening Mrs. Skinner came
here from Washington to see Col. Arnett,
and re-employ him in the case. It is the
intention to appeal to Gov. Wilson in the
matter. What steps the Governor will be
asked to take to protect Skinner is moi
Known, but lawyers say the conditions oil
skinner's transfer to Pennsylvania are
binding on the authorities OF that State,
unless he was given an opportunity to
leave and failed to do 30, and was appre.
hended after he had by neglecting bis Oh.
portunlty to got out Of the jurisdiction o.
the court, forfeited his right to take ad.
vantage Of the condition imposed by Gov.
Wilson. The question involved ia novel
and interesting one. ~ No. ~
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VAN BAKERS CASE,

Tho Hearing OF the Motion for q New Trial
Completed. +, r. s
The argument Of Van Bakers motion
for new trial was concluded ct New
Cumberland Saturday and Judge Boyd
adjourned Court, and will call special
session when he is ready to render de-.
cision on the motion. 1t Is thought by
the counsel for the defense that the pros.
poets are good for decision In their favor.
Should this be tho case 1t will probably
carry whit a change ofyenue from Han
cock to Ohio county. c'sisz,as-7.,
AS Judge Boyd will have to examine
the entire proceedings in the case, and all
matters pertaining to it, it isp probable that
several weeks will elapse before he will
render decision. !. .ss5 & \, IN.
Baker WAS returned to the Wheeling Jail
Saturday evening. In caeo the motion is
over-ruled Baker will be sentenced and the
case will be appealed to the highest tri-
bunal in West Virginia, the Court of Ap-
pesls.. This will neceasitate another delay
as the Btenographer will have to make up
q complete record OF the testimony from
bis notes. which record will mako over
three Thousand pages. l5 s.
There was evidence before the court
that members Of the jury had been told
that they would '.'catch it" II they scouit.
tod Baker, and that one OF them, Frank
Spivey, had said before the trial that
Baker ought to be hung; that he would
bet $50 he would be hung; that he was
going to New Cumberland to "heIp hang
tho - Of q :
It was also established that the jury lad
been separated, and that whisky was
given to them while they were deIiberat-
ing on the case.5 Letters were also allowed
to 80 to the jury without being aeen by
In view Of all these facts, Bakers coun-
sal are confident Of obtaining new trial.
Col. Arnett returned to the city Saturday
night. Hon. J ohm a. Hutchinson was
also here Saturday night on his way home
to Parkersburg. i ~ 55 IS Jl:,95.;;'E
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WEEK il OF PRAYER
For Young Mon Inausuratsd al 81. Matthews
N W.. L.ih-l Ohn.nf Y A. n II - Nv, lllllLa aalL

For IoupE Mon lnaukurated AtsL matthews
< Church Yesterday. I, GS
K The present weak has been designated "a
onsot prayer for the young menol theworld
by the International Executive Committee
Of ) the Y. NJ O. "a. and will DO appro.
priately observed by the branch Of that
great and grand Association located here.
Meetings are to be held daily. They were
inaugurated n yesterday afternoon A at
four o'clock m at s. 81! 3 Matthews
p u E. Church In Public Build.
Ing square. The edifce l$waa we'll
filled, representatives being present from
almost every Protestant church In the
city. A majority Of the pastors were also
present. Mr.. u. N. Vance had charge Of
the meeting. In addition to the devotional
exercises, addresses were made by Hon.
G.f W. Atkinson, Secretary n Lynch,
Of the Association here, and Messrs.
Alfred PAUL and w. Il. Rineha1t. A col.
lection was taken and q goodly sum real.
iIed Tor the benefit loi tho International
Executive Committee which Ia at this
time pushing more actively than ever in.
to imsslon work. 3 The meeting was very
interesting one and was greatly enjoyed
by oil who attended. d ma as
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{ He Got tho Worst OF 1t.

s&ss John Laferty, railroad man, went 10
tho house of Celia Williams, on Market
street; above Tenth, Saturday night, and
drawing q knife; attempted to carve the
inmates. 4 He created a reign Of terror IN:
til Officer Dunlap arrived, when he di.
,rectsd his ofo.ta against the officer, " HON
he assaulted. 3 Dunlap pounded him Into
but not until after he had also
assaulted Watson. He was locked [tup
with; q core heat, and this morning will
be arraigned on charges Of disorderly con;
duct and resisting an officer.
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This afternoon at 4 o'clock, and each
afternoon during the week Of the same
hour, Q union prayer meeting will be held
In the Young Mems Christian Association
parloru. The meeting to-day will DO led
by Rev. 3. q. Dornblaaer, and the topic
will be, Victory depends on prayer as
much as on activity" These meetings are
for ladies as well as gentlemen, and all are
invited to attend. III nv 4 y
z Each evening thiH week Young Mems
Evangelistic meetings will be held in the
Association parlors. All young men are
invited to the meeting this evening at s
O'Clock. It will be made attractive by
good music and short talks. y. 4 &, So
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!, The river is q inches deep at the ferry
landing. -s,;,!;y: A. ~
The German festival is dated for Dec
ember II. t
the lookup. . Z i;i .sI.l - 5.
IS, !. Scott Neele returned home Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Orowell returned from
Freeport Saturday. 3
George scottdale, Of Athens, Is Visiting
friends in the city. -
4 8. B: Haughton, now located at CarlisleI
spent Sunday in the city. y &: 49,
Only two arrests were made on Saturday
night. Police business ia dull. {f.5f;5357SI.
4 For the latest fall and winter styles II
good fitting clothes, 20 10 F, Rub. mer-
chant tailor, Second street, /. -
James Kelsy's new brick BUILDING, an !
Washington street adds greatly to the an.
pearance Of that section. 49,; ft !.
For anythingin gents furnishings. h,a,ta
eapg, etc., at lowest prices, call on CHARLES
,W.kuckuck, Commercial Block. : 4.
\ MI. Collins, Of Warrenton, has charge
Of the Western 3 Union telegraph Office
during the absence of Mr.. A. J.Van Pelt.
7 An exceptionally good time was had
Saturday evening at the Sherman House.
BY the Republicans. A reception tendered
voters and workers Swaa we'll
attended. the evening being spent h in
political discussion. Mr.. Henry {Blumen.
berg n nrnhriatnr If fho bo&ol :, .....,SN
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FALL. AND WINTER STOCK.

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
in Sultings, Pantaloonings mud Over.
;coatings, which we arc prepared 10 make
up In tlrst.class style OF reasonable
prices. IS ( a; ~ 4 .ia,;t.
S,sAE full limo Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now In stock i 4 a. IS ~,
v Our w hlte Unlaundriel Shirt, double
scanned, re.eniorced front and back, ut
$50 cents, is tie greatest bargain over
offered. ~ II q. HESS Is SONS, 4,
z 80 e: 1921 g. 1898 Market Street.
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Z Fitt8burpfi md Rnturn

p Commencing Sunday, June s, and con- ou.
timing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore 4 Ohio vii: SOL excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate OF 81 80, and to W ashington,. Pa, and
return at 81: 90. II Trains leave Ct s and
$40 AN, returning arrive at 7 and IL 10
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\ OPERA GLASSES.
.Ghe !llla1telliQelhtl.rj:::
I onice. No,. a and AZ Fourteenth Street.


Z Wanted Work. ~ ;;!5i5;..! Z
Y Wanted-Notion Salesman. =. 3iis;.-i 4 &, Z.
|; Air Moistcners for Gas Fircs-Ncsbitt & Bro.
|, Sale OF Coal stock-Bank OF tho Ohio Valley.
i Cakes Free-whecling Bakery Co. e & {.
Il Coal Vases-Geo. W. Johnson's Sons. i3ss &
e Spare Klbs-F, schenk & IONS, <. = 4,
j Trustees Sale Of Centre Wheeling Property. !:
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! EVERY one Is invited to come and par par:
take Of the delicious cakes baked with
.. s.; Marvin 4 Co.'s Self Raising Flours,
at Wheeling Bakery Co.'s Retail Depart.
ment, No. 1880 Market street. S;s:s5SS5
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x.,.GlyE US rest" cried q bootblackk. from
70, ne gailesIy OF the Opera House, to a partv
" Mho nag been constantly coughing daring
ene pe5iotmanee. x" Use Dr. Bull's Coup6
syrup chimed In another. \ >;S,t4 Il
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SUNDAY, n Y, ~ Z!
Indications,

WAsHlsaToN, D. g., Nov. l4.-For We
Virginia, fair; weather, slightly warmer,
4 light y to fresh southerly winds shifting
4 to weatery. * z, . * !.
Nj For Western Pennsylvania, light rains,
followed by fair weather. freah to brisk
winds shifting TO westerly slight rise In
tam DaratuYe d - t5lfy,iIg
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EVERY one iainvited to come and par par
t =, OF the delicious cakes baked with
So: Marvin Y Go. 3 Self Raising Flours,
at Wheeline Bakery Oo.'a Retail Depart
ment, 1880 Market street. lis s3ssS
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4 SDeClnl IntiucOueutN.

Do not fail to read our 8 Happy Thought
and "Timely Suggestion Bee advertise
ment elsewhere in this paper. Having
received an order for a Caligraph Writer,
also an order for q Sewing Machine In.
tended for, Christmas gifts, we are prompt.
ed to make the especial finducemsnta Offer.
cd In our adyertlsem ent. N N 1879 sSs3gi
Z Very truly; e.
IS: EDWARD L. Ross e O..
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AZ NO RHEUMATIC ABOUT. ME-!

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PROPERTY
'FINE FARM FOR SALE. :

. Situated AZ miles southwest Of st, ClaIrxyille.
containing 1856 acres OF choice land, on which
there "a good twostory brick dwelling and a Two.
story itame dwelling; best barn In Belmont coun.
y, stables wagon sheds, corn cribs and ali peces.
sary outbulldings: An abundance oil fruit OF all
kinds: three good apple orchards, 1 good pear
orchard. plenty Of water at all tines This Is one
Of the best stock farms In Belmont county, and
can DC divided to make two good farms. Vim DO
call on Of address s W r ~ PHIieu'A"
i Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
. OCH 1i-'il fSlf BRIDGEpORr o.